Wrenches with a Twist: Tightening Made Easy

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Each of the two-box wrench ends is shaped into two sizes (two ends on each wrench, two sizes on each end, four sizes per wrench). Two wrenches -- eight sizes. Each end of each wrench boasts a reversible ratchet and a five-degree ratchet lock. This means that the tool can be operated in a very tight space.

We strongly recommend using adjustable pliers instead of a pipe wrench for most plumbing finish work. You can "feel" the pressure being exerted more readily with pliers. Over-tightening a connection is still possible, but less likely when using pliers.

Someone just invented a pair of self-adjusting locking pliers. There is no adjusting screw at the end of the handle because the tool automatically adapts to whatever size item you want to hold on to.

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Wrenches with a Twist: Tightening Made Easy

By James and Morris Carey

QUADBOX: Two wrenches, eight sizes.

We were pleased when we opened the mail recently and discovered that someone had sent us a sample of a new ratchet-style box-wrench.

We were a l...

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